Enjoyable Recital Demonstrates Mastery at Woman's College
A Frederick College revival of the Musical Department featured pupils under Mr Below who studied violin and cello and showed strong technique. Notable performances included Miss Theregu Greom on violin and Mr Roy Hess on cello, with praise for their grace, interpretation, and artistry. the junior piano recital highlighted Misses Griffith and Mile with Beethoven and Hensel works and solid technique under Miss Toreus guidance. The hall was packed and the program closed with a lively ensemble of Maryland, My Maryland, and Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Below
Alt. Walter Hess
My Daniels
Roy Hess
Ello
Theregu Greom
Barnes
Barnes, Written For Violne Anid
Mathh Ler
Diberusapyase
Mr. Belov
Relia
Robert Seheamainn
Selder
von Sirinmann
Frederick
Frederick Maenterehor
Maryland
Marsland
Dixie's
Griffith
Mile
Woman's College Hall
Miss Muir
Gilliiths
Missime Toreus
School of
Impression
Hamoer
Negroes Before Justice Eckatein For Disorderly Conduct
In a police court session Judge Eckatein disposed of several cases involving colored defendants. Disruptive drunken behavior and disorderly conduct were the main charges as defendants faced fines, jail terms, or continuations. Delinquent actions included obtaining whiskey under false pretenses and cursing or swearing in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckatein
MacGolk
Ernest Eind
Hall
Samuel Jenkin
Wall
Racing Car Overturns in Indy Race Injury and Death Reported
Special Dispatch reports a crash in an Indianapolis race on lap thirteen. Driver Arthur Greinger was badly hurt and mechanic Rikkeen was killed when the car overturned after going high on the back stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bud
Arthur Greinger
Uy Rikkeen
Train Ditching Injures Many as North Western Line Crashes
A train derailed near Ishikitawan Iowa injuring many passengers. Reports from The Las t Dispatch indicate local hospitals received multiple injured, with emergency crews responding along the Chicagoesmn Northwes ten track near Reises. Further details are unclear due to fragmented source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishikitawan
Iowa
Maxia
Wecies Limited
West
Plan to Dissolve Tobacco VT Sto Under Court Supervision
Officials from The News New York met to discuss plans to dissolve under court supervision after a special bi epatch uncertain terms. The meeting focused on legal steps, potential filings, and timeline for dissolution procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biepatch
New York
Tabacco Vtsto
Saved Child From Death After Medical Rescue
A damaged report describes a child saved from death after illness and severe breathing difficulties. It notes the child is strong and healthy now, with medications and care helping recovery. The text lists ongoing concerns such as coughs, asthma, and other respiratory symptoms, but emphasizes decline of danger and return to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vear
Rand
Union Power Plant Plans Tied to Hagerstown Railways
Shared power plant plans emerge from committees of the Frederick Railroad Company and the Hagerstown Electric Railway Company. A new Union Power Company would be capitalized at 200000 dollars with equal railway ownership and representation. Site options include Security, Monocacy river, and Carroll creek, with Security favored for economy and fire safety. The project aims to supply both systems and save costs, with construction possible by next summer and a modern fireproof plant to replace the wooden current facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstows
Ufa Hagerstown Railway Corpingine
Focal Company
Dtrecte
Frederick Company
Messrs
Emory 1
Coblentz
Oscar B. Coblentz
George William Smith
Charles Wertheimer
Charles Remsbury
Ole Jowing
Maelerstown Committee
Keltholta
Union Power Counpiny
Ats
Wraderick
Frederick Railroad Company
Union Power Company
Tower Company
Union
Frederick Railroad
Uneion Power Company
Frederick Rairoad
Frederich Railroad seeks permission to issue bonds
The Frederich Railroad Company sought approval to issue 148 four percent gold bonds of 1906 par value to fund system Improvements including street changes in Frederic. At a Public Service Commission hearing, company officials Emory J Coblentz Oscar T B Coblentz and Auditor Bennett appeared, with attorney Robert P. Graham representing the railroad. The commission appeared favorable but delayed action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederich Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
Emory J / Coblentz
Oscar TB Coblentz
Bennett
Railroad Company
Frederick Railroad Commission Faces Grant for Improvements
At yesterday's meeting it was expected the Commission will grant the railroad’s application soon. Funds could then be secured to proceed with the extensive improvements in aids and abutments that the Frederick Railroad Company has begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Railroad Company
Pleasant Paragraphs Of Visitors In The City
A long list of residents and visitors is noted, with many names and origins. Oscar Fagan visits Gettysburg. Ray Rohrer stays in Sharpsburg for a day. Blanche Wolfe visits Washington relatives. ex Senator Jacob Rohrback spends days in Baltimore. Miss Alta Ramsburg visits Utica and Julia Ruelkey in North Market street, among others. Local residents welcome guests and travel to see relatives, with several plans to visit Gettysburg, York, Hagerstown, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fagan
Gettysburg
Blanche Wolfe
Washington
Jacob Rohrback
West Church Street
Baltimore
Alta Ramsburg
Utica
Julia Ruelkey
North Market Street
Property Transfers Triggered in County and City Real Estate Deals
Legal notices note multiple real estate transfers: Daniel L. Dussard and wife to Martin Summers in the county. Martin L. Summers to Charles A. Summers. Reno S. Harp trustee to Myersville Savings Bank in the city. Keller Lime Company and others to Douglas S. Guiner in Brunswick. John M. Nariman and wife to George R. Kehne in the city. Amelia J. Buch and husband to Frank William Burch in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Dussard
Martin
Summers
Martin L. Summers
Charles A. Summers
Sut Reno S. Harp
Myersville Savings Bank
OW. Keller Lime Company Et al
Douglas S$. Guiner
Mi Srunswick
John M. Nariman
George RB. Kehne
Amelia
J. Mo Buch
Frank William Burch
City considers water system upgrades with new 12 inch pipe line
Engineer Boardman recommends taking up his 16 page report at the Thursday Aldermen meeting. A new storage reservoir in the mountains is suggested to save winter water. The plan includes a 12 inch main from the existing line around reservoirs to improve pressure and supply during drought. Mayor Schell noted bids for reservoir repairs open June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schell
Boardman
Board of Aldermen
Tugearora
Fishing Creek
Frederick
Phis
Frank F. Tyergar
Baily
Wil Tines
Eainy
Yeryar
Frederick market prices and commodity ranges
A market report lists grain and feed prices including Wheat No 2 Red at 88 cents, Corn shelled 61 to 70 cents per bushel, Rye and Oats ranges, Barley, flours for winter and spring wheat, mill feeds, seed crops, hay baled and not baled, potatoes, and related commodity values. Also includes an advertisement for Rizowa Headaches tablets and Harber’s Drug Store.
Democrats to Meet June 7 in Baltimore To Set Primary Date
Chairman Murray Vandiver of the Democratic State Central Committee issued a call for a June 7 meeting at 1 o clock in the afternoon in the state house in Baltimore. Purpose is to fix the primary election date, receive Primary Law instructions, and elect a State treasurer. The gathering is expected to draw hundreds of Democrats and likely shape a statewide plan with broad organizational support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
Eelock
Utaw House
Baltimore
Pearl Virginia Smith Weds Lewis Weidman in Trinity M E Church
Mr and Mrs George E Smith announce the marriage of their daughter Pearl Virginia to Lewis Edward Weidman of Carlisle Pennsylvania. The ceremony will be on Wednesday June 11 at noon at Trinity M E Church South Baltimore with Rev John Paul Tyter officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svitil
George E. Smith
Pearl Virginia
Lewis Edward Weidman
Carlisle
Trinity M. EB. Church
Baltimore
John Paul Tyter
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Frederick Resident
A Frederick citizen A T Webster reports six months of kidney trouble with back pain nightly urination and tiredness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Harner's Drug Store he says the condition improved and has not returned. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Frederick
A. T. Webster, Braddock
Dan
Harner's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Frederick undertakers sue state board over license fees
Frederick firms Cline Etchison Rice Schroeder sue Maryland State Board of Undertakers seeking return of license fees paid 1908 to 1910 after Court of Appeals ruled the board’s county authority unconstitutional. Hearings before Justice Eckstein address jurisdiction and residency issues as cases proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Undertakers of
Maryland
Messrs. C. B. Cline
M. Li “Etchison
Thomas P. Rice
FF. Schroeder
Frederick
Court of Appeals
Assembly
V. i. Eckstein
H. Dorsey Etchison
Emil Budnitz
Baltimore
Clayton
Keedy
Schroeder
Cline
C. C. Carty
Frederick County
Carty
Baltimore City
Casper FE. Cline
Albert Schroeder
M. L. Etchison
George W. Mowen
State Board
Justice Eckstein
Notice of Letters Testamentary Frederick MD Estate
The Orphan's Court of Frederick County Maryland has granted letters testamentary on the estate of Maynodit to the stri- Rorther. This notice serves to inform creditors and interested parties of the administration action and the representative handling the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Ellen S. Jarboe
Henry BO Tyso
Also Mentioned on This Page
Musical Department of Frederick
MR. Below
Woman's College
Chamberlain
Bie
Ali
John Gates
Roosevelt
Mary Snowden
Anny Snowden
Brondway
Mary
Emily
Bert Grimes
Robert Gales
Drone Maxwell
Mars Catherine Tate
Vesey
bin Daghter
Mire Mitchell
Carp
Tienry Dorsey
Enlore
Fello Qyers
Union Power Plant
Frederick and Hagerstown
Hagerstown
Security
Ae Service Commission
Mr Ray Rohrer
Sharpsburg
Justlee Lloyd T. Macdill
Ir O
Mrs. J. Smith
Luther
Calvin Zellers
Waynesboro
Frederick Tri
Ernest McCardell
York
Fred Frost
Annie Hempston
Mrs
D. M. Whinp
Rockwell Terrace
Dr. Steckel
Greensburg
J. A. Burek
East Church Street
Thomas Wittmer
Pitsburg
King Misses Mary and
Pauline Rae
W. H. Lamis
J. W. Sleavy
W. A. Reist
New City Hotel
Mrs. J. A. Potter
Mrs. J. J. Rives
Mast Third Street
Robert C. Nicodemus
Alt
Wim. Hi. Nicodemus
West Third Street
Jos. A. Jamison
West Patrick Street
Libertytown
Jean Clough
Wasche
J. 4. Rives
East Third Street
Laura Lentz
Breck Shaw
South Market Street
Walkersville
Bertie Grumbine
Lester
Grumbine
East
Patrick Street
Mrs. Merrill
Trayes
Laura Killian
West South Street
Phillip Kutttan
J. A. Kidwiler
Lynn Stephens
East Fifth Street
Westminster
Joseph Fowler
Stephens
Jacob C. Snyder
Germantown
W. Fred Snyder
Hanover
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Mr. Boardman
Drouth
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Newralgin
Haraer
George Bernard Shaw
Vandiver
State Board of Undertakers
Wcutor
L. M. Bucei
Lain
Jacksonville
Florida
Frank W. Buch
Maynodit
J. E. Schell
M. A. McCaperey
City Register
Towail
We Fourth Street
Ami
Sarate BE
Harvey Snuctianeer
D. Brist
Priges
Market St
Franklin Savings Bank
Aprigart
New
Welliams
Laamsville
Mai
Marin Miewilt Brooke Pen Witt
Fiiday
Ree
Garher & Greens
Garher
Harry G
Tritapoe Fourth Street
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